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1. [MDALLEGA] 1868 marriage in Washington County [1]
This is a really long shot, and I know I'm asking the wrong county, but ya'll are so helpful Does someone have a marriage book for Washington County that would cover 1868? Or are records online? The groom would be Hiram LAIZURE/LEASURE, etc. The bride was Talitha Ann WATSON. She might have gone by Eliza Ann Watson. DATE: August 1 or August 3, 1868. Thank you, Sharon Laizure Hofer.
2. Re: [MDALLEGA] Dye Road Lonaconing Maryland [1]
Criag, What are your grandparents names? Kim
3. Re: [MDALLEGA] Platt Family, Keifers or Paw Paw. 1880 -1920 [1]
I will forward your message to one of my cousins on the Platt side. They married into my SLIDER family. Maybe they can help you. Becci "Kenneth R. Lucier" wrote: > I am looking for information on the Robert Platt family. Robert and his wife Martha were both born in Ireland about 1816. They had 7 children: John, b. abt 1840, George, b. 17 Feb 1842, Robert, b. abt 1845, Martha, b. abt 1848, William, b. Sep 1850, James, b. abt 1855, and Ellen, b. July 13, 1859. > > William remained at the farm near Keifers S
4. Re: [MDALLEGA] Llewellyns in western MD [1]
> Well, with a name like Llewellyn they had to have come from Wales. > > Connie True!! And that's where they were from originally. However, all of us researching John Llewellyn seem to be stumped at the same place -- where WAS John before western Maryland?? My husband's family tells this story (who knows if there's truth to it or not!!) -- Supposedly John Sr. came to the US (possibly with wife #1 or got married here to wife #1). Supposedly had a rather large family, but wife #1 didn't like it here and
5. Re: [MDALLEGA] 1868 marriage in Washington County [1]
In a message dated 11/14/02 5:14:02 PM Eastern Standard Time, mccroby@hotmail.com writes: > Archiblad McCroby. I am looking for Mary Ann Waybright, Catherine Stahl, and > Rachel Martin. Thanks! > Archibald McCroby.....nothing Mary Ann Waybright: There is a Mary (no middle inital given) Waybright married to David W. Winters, Dec 12, 1872 in Jackson Co., WV Catherine Stahl.....nothing Rachel Martin: marriage to a John B. Rogers, June 15, 1873 in Clay Co., WV.....Rachel A. Martin to Thomas Cramblett
6. [MDALLEGA] Sounds like mining families [1]
I just received the following message from a new member of the list. If you can help Connie Pagano, please contact her at pagano@pressroom.com Connie The families that I'm looking for are Brimlow, Evans, Alexander, Morgan, Cooper, Walker, Rae, Merriman, Chapman and Davis. They were from the areas of Frostburg, Carlos, Lonaconing, and Borden Shaft. The Brimlow and Evans families date to 1860's and the others would be closer to 1900. The Evans, Merriman, and Morgans immigrated from Wales. The Brimlow fam
7. Re: [MDALLEGA] Hartung / Zimmer 1882 [1]
I only know of the German Lutheran Church Cemetery in Frostburg but I do believe there is one in Cumberland also. Just unsure where in Cumberland. Connie
8. Re: [MDALLEGA] Friend [1]
Wendy it sounds like we are looking for the same group of Friends. I am also looking for a John Friend and his wife's name was Catherine. He migrated from the Allegany county area and got a Spanish land grant in the late 1700's in Southeast Missouri in what is now Scott county with the county seat being Benton which is close to where his land grant was. I believe he served in the Revolutionary War. His daughter Elizabeth married my GGGF Darius McMullen. Hope this is the same line. Sara ----- Original Messa
9. [MDALLEGA] 1863 marraige record [1]
Hello, How far back can we find the marriage records for Allegany County? I am looking for the record of Joseph N. Jones and Elizabeth A. Porter. I believe they were married in November of 1863, but Jones is such a common name I would like to get this verified. Thanks so much, Linda G. E-mail protected by Norton anti-virus 2002 Dredging up the past ! Researching : Brown, Quintrell, Sowden, Richards, Douglass, Drennen, Orr, Markle, Rotharmel, Monroe, Strickler, Lobinger, Scholl, Pool Jones, Coddington, R
10. [MDALLEGA] 1850 census ancestors [1]
Sorry I forgot to include the names of the ancestors who were not in the 1850 census. They were Michael Pendergast,possibly Mary Mullarkey/Malarkey (whom he married in Cumberland in 1855) and John Roan/Rowan/Rowen who married Bridget McMahon in Westernport in 1851. I had someone check Frederick County and Baltimore for these folks but had no luck. Since the National Road and the railroad could have provided employment as well as transportation I thought that these people were enroute but had not yet a
11. Re: [MDALLEGA] Att: Dye researchers Allegany County Information [1]
Martha, Hey, this is Kim Freed who posted the message on the Dye Society. I was very suprised to see this posted on this site. May I ask what Dye family you are researching? Maybe we might have some connection with our Dye's. That's if you are researching the Dye's. Let me know. I am researching the Dye,Beeman, Phillips, Richter, Wells, Miller families. I am looking for any information on the Dye's mainly. Kim
12. [MDALLEGA] brickwall question [1]
I have been unable to find my ancestors in the 1850 census in Allegany County. I know one of them married in Westernport in 1851 and the other married in Cumberland in 1855 (and was in the U.S. in 1849-citizenship application info) but neither one were in Allegany County when the census was taken. I do not know which port they entered so that makes it difficult to "guess" where they were prior to marrying in Allegany County. These folks were Irish and one of them worked for the railroad. With that
13. Re: [MDALLEGA] 1863 marraige record [1]
Linda, The Courthouse in Cumberland has marriage information dating back to the 1860's. I found my great grandfather and grandmother who married in 1869. Connie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Grelles" To: Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 12:45 PM Subject: [MDALLEGA] 1863 marraige record > Hello, > > How far back can we find the marriage records for Allegany County? > I am looking for the record of Joseph N. Jones and Elizabeth A. Porter. I > b
14. [MDALLEGA] just thought it would help to send this missing child case on [1]
http://FindSabrina.org Thanks Shirley TASKER TICHINEL BRADY SIMMONS LECHLITER GREEN
15. Re: [MDALLEGA] Sounds like mining families [1]
Connie, Do you mean Frostburg Memorial Park or is Frostburg National Cemetery one I don't know about? Phyllis
16. [MDALLEGA] LAND OF THE LIVING [1]
For those of you who are interested in this wonderful book, just got this from the Book Center book store. Connie The information for "Land of the Living" is cost $49.95, tax of $2.50 (if purchased in store or shipped within MD), and we are charging $5.50 to ship via UPS. The book is quite heavy/thick and we have found that the UPS tracing ability is a wonderful benefit for both parties. I certainly appreciate all that you and the website does to spread the word of the local history items available.
17. Re: [MDALLEGA] Question for Pat Thomas [1]
Lois, I answered you off line, but it may not have reached you. No, so far neither I nor anyone else that I know of, has found anything on the death of Benjamin Thomas. At the moment I am in Massachusetts but will be going back to NC tomorrow and will email again from there. Pat ********************************* Get your free E-Mail and Homepage Go to http://www.networld.com *********************************
18. Re: [MDALLEGA] Sounds like mining families [1]
> Connie, > > I probably have the name wrong. It's the large Cemetary behind the > Frostburg University. There is no cemetery behind Frostburg State University. I still live in the area and grew up there and cannot recall ever seeing a cemetery near the University. The largest cemetery in Frostburg is the Frostburg Memorial Park but it's a good ways from the college. There's a Percy Cemetery, old and small, at the west end of Main Street; a large Catholic Cemetery located at the very northern top of tow
19. Re: [MDALLEGA] Att: Dye researchers Allegany County Information [1]
I'm afraid I have no Dyes in my family that I know of--I was responding to the mention of Jeremiah Bonham (m. Eleanor McDonald and lived in Hampshire Co., WV near Levels). Good luck! Martha Grenzeback graymatters@alltel.net At 05:25 PM 20-11-2002 -0500, you wrote: >Martha, > Hey, this is Kim Freed who posted the message on the Dye > Society. I >was very suprised to see this posted on this site. May I ask what Dye family >you are researching? Maybe we might have some connection with our Dye's
20. Re: [MDALLEGA] RE: Book--"Land of the Living" [1]
Thanks, Pat. That is such a beautiful area. Beverly
21. [MDALLEGA] Re: WEST VA KIGHTS [1]
Henry Thomas Kight Jr & William Kight were brothers...Their father was Henry Thomas Kight Sr.....My husband's side decended from William.....Benjamin Kight's father was Henry Thomas Kight Jr...........Benjamin Kight & James P Kight were 1st cousins..... My husbands line is: Henry Thomas Sr, father of Henry Thomas Jr, father of William, father of James P, father of Adam Hilleary, father of Elmer M, father of Charles W, father of Robert M (My Husband) Ellen
22. Re: [MDALLEGA] Hartung / Zimmer 1882 [1]
I can't say that there are not others, but St. Lukes is German Lutheran congregation and their cemetery is in Cumberland .... I was there Friday and again Saturday... someone else can probably give you better directions than I. If you stand on Baltimore St/Ave downtown, with your back to the creek and then follow Baltimore out across the tracks and up the hill aways, the street/road runs along the cemetery (cemetery is on the left)... --wb At 08:18 PM 11/17/02, you wrote: >I only know of the Germ
23. Re: [MDALLEGA] 1868 marriage in Washington County [1]
Sharon, If he served in OHIO during the Civil War 1861-1865, what makes you believe he married in MD in 1868? Sharon
24. [MDALLEGA] 1830 Census [1]
I have Eve Root in the 1830 and 1840 Census in Allegany County, District 1, page 005. Does anyone know where this is now? I suspect it is near Red House, MD in Garrett County, but not sure. I cannot find her in 1850.(Her children were in Preston and Taylor County, VA and Allegany County, MD and she is not with any of them. In 1860, Eva Elizabeth Root is in Allegany County, District 10, p. 677 living with the Kildow family in Oakland on Water Street. Does anyone know if this is the same locale as the 1
25. Re: [MDALLEGA] George W. Wise 1825-1864 [1]
Kathy , I also have WISE in my family line, but could never find anything on this family. Would you know of a Margaret Wise who married Espy Levi Steckman? Thanks, Becci Kathy McLearn wrote: > The Cumberland, Maryland Evening Times of Wednesday May 29, 1912 lists Civil > War soldiers who are buried in Allegany County. In the article, it lists my > great great grandfather George W. Wise (his name was actually spelled Weis > but this was a common misspelling) as being buried in the Center Street M. > E. Ch
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